Emily Brown’s Momentum: A Memoir is the kind of family story that will hit a nerve for readers who have ever felt lonely inside a house that looked perfectly fine
To Catch a Fish is a collection of fishing essays from best-selling author Mark Kurlansky. As the cover states, Kurlansky’s essays explore the joys, frustrations, curiosity, and allure of fishing.
Two professors explore the thinking of Thomas Jefferson and slavery in this interesting but, at times, dense book. Look at how the early American Republic struggled over the question of
This celebrated author has written a book from a man’s point of view with incredible insight and resonance. The main character is driven by a passion for engineering. With his
The Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor stretches along the coasts of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida—a region shaped by the history, traditions, and creativity of descendants of enslaved
And Side by Side They Wander is a sci-fi novella by award-winning author Molly Tanzer. As short as this tale is, Tanzer’s story packs a big punch. The novella is